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Christian men skinning carcass of an ox attacked

One of the worst atrocities of colonial rule for which London is still to apologise

New Delhi has been “heard and understood” by US administration over its accord to buy S-400 missile defence system

Former opener believes that India has no option but to win this contest

In the world's biggest democratic exercise

Massacre remains one of the darkest hours of British colonial rule in India

PM hopes to start a dialogue with India if Modi is re-elected

Russian honour comes a week after Indian PM being awarded UAE highest civilian award

Election officials say the channel devoted to the PM breaches campaign rules

Three days after being admitted with what an aide called a "light cough"

Thousands of candidates standing for just 543 seats

It seems more like a battle to give India back a soul

If BJP under Narendra Modi comes to power the future of Indian democracy and secularism will be doomed

Hands over a questionnaire to deputy HC on Feb 14 incident

With first round being held in 91 constituencies across 20 states covering an electorate of 142 million

India's mammoth 6-week general election kicks off on April 11

Fawad also endorses demand that Britain should apologise to Pakistan, India for 1919 Amritsar massacre

At least eight senior bureaucrats have either sought a transfer to other departments or plan to take retirement

According to Indian figures around 1,000 unarmed protestors died when British troops opened fire on them in Amritsar

Dalai Lama has been admitted to a hospital in New Delhi

Police and rescue officials used earth movers to clear mud and retrieve bodies

Indian captain scored 2,735 runs across all three international formats in 2018

PM Imran had said that a BJP election win will boost chances of Pakistan, India peace talks

Political workers in India have disturbed free liquor bottles to lure the public into voting for them

Says only way forward for Pakistan and India is to hold bilateral talks

A ceremony was due to take place at the site of the massacre on Saturday

The Muslims are the biggest victims of this bulging hate in India

Pakistan may look for smart technological and political responses to the recently-acquired Indian capability

Evictions have become a poll issue ahead of the general election in India

PM says Congress may be too scared to seek a settlement over IoK fearing backlash from the right

Attacks on Indian forces by jungle-based Maoist units are frequent and often deadly in Chhattisgarh

The annual festival is scheduled to be celebrated from April 12-21

400 people died when British soldiers opened fire on men, women and children at Jallianwala Bagh

Video goes viral on social media sparking uproar

Chandrakant Sharma was part of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh

The bishop faces other charges including unlawful detention, unnatural sex and abuse of authority

IAF only showed two still radar images without any further data or context

Modi-led BJP's popularity spiked following hostilities with Pakistan

'Leaders in Israel, India show moral bankruptcy in their readiness to annex occupied West Bank, IOK'

Don’t overlook Pakistan’s silence for not drum beating losses on Indian side, Maj-Gen Asif Ghafoor warns Modi govt

We believe that Article 35A is an obstacle in the development of the state, the party manifesto says

Opposition parties accuse the ECI of being biased towards the ruling BJP

Indian deputy high commissioner summoned and warned against any aggression, says FO spokesperson

How a person [Modi] who couldn't look after his wife would look after the whole country, wonders fierce politician

Phase-wise release of 260 more Indian nationals expected in the month of April

FO summons Indian deputy high commissioner, issues strong demarche

Indian premier promised to boost foreign investment by making it easier for companies abroad to do business in India

Farooq Abdullah says there is no clarity on government's claims of killing 300 terrorists in Balakot strike

Experts believe Foreign Policy report is a sign that US endorses Pakistan's version of events

Even the smallest piece of debris travelling at great speeds can put a satellite out of action